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sales of Real Estate.

c. s. Bradley has sold TO Anna 5. Guthridge a
lot on Columbia heights for s7,J3l.:,1. q. F. Armcs
10 William B. Shaw, two lots Columbia
height, for $500. W. 4. Balcom to W. Z.
Hlii, three lots Meridian hill, for $4,000
r. Young has sold 10 Maltby G.. Lane or New
York, sub lot I6. So 6:s3 2.,xlOO feet, street
north, between Arthur place and New Jersey ave-
~ &. Bl1>coe has bought o: Sarah p. Tyrer prop
erty on street, between 18th and 14th streets
Tor $1,000 W. l. Dunlop and Others have Sold 10 X
g. Campbell part lot u, So 2sG, fronting New
York avenue. east OF 18th street, for s., 100.
o., Emily J. Carter has bongh, OF Lelitia G. PUNK
p street, between IG:h and 18th streets north
west ;. Simmons has bought OF Wm Gait, for
:. 40" pr lot ~, SO: 30. %" by 1Ol, corner Of
Geo. ". Llnkins has recently made the following
sales: For susan V. Clark to James Mitchell, part
Shoemaker, part OF lot u, block 3, Meridian Ill.,
1850: Tor I. L. and NJ. j. keane to b. F. White
side, sub lot J, block 4, Meridian Hill, s36562O;
Tor The same 10 j. VI. Dove. sub lot L. same block
s;&6561o; FOR L. Ii. ChriStman 10 Louis p. Shoe
maker, part OF Il, bock3, Meridian Hill, s2,IO3:
for L. r. WhiIeside TO X. ILL., T. Leopold lots S3 and
ST. square lob, s}.210.GU; Tor j. X. Walton TO the
sap" 10 So same square, 81 6;&o.3O; for Louis p.
Slot maker 70 john Lynch, part OF lot p, block 3,
Meridian Hill, $3.50.
ORGANIZING TEE GRAND JURy.-Th;s morning the
grand JufO!S We're called i'll The Criminal Court ana
the following persons were selected to I'LL the va
caneieS reported: +. G.. Davis, :. ii. Robinson
j. Nell Hoiiinssworth, W. w. Rodrick, A. q. Co
iuin5ts. George Wright, +. T. Mulloy. C. s. Rams
burg AID Lloyd Douglas We're excused.
n MARRIED WONAS's LIABILrTIEs.-The Court In
General Term yesterday decided, in the case OF
HITCHCOCK against tdchoid, that the married
WoInan's act d!d not change the common law
nethOds o! married womaI's acquiring property
ana The defendant was hot liable on notes given
ior goous. MeS2rs. Edwards Barnard appeared
for plaintiff and Leon Tobrner for defendant
REV. MR. DISwIDDIE ON THE SECONDADyENT-Rev
william Dlnwiudie lectured on the second Advent
large audience az Odd Fellows HALL
Navy Yard. last night. In the course OF his re-
marks MI. Dtndwlddie referred to Henry Ward
Beechta remark made In u lecture In this city
that 1.-The only fall mankind had suffered was to
fall up; that the human race had improved contin-
uousiy ever since CREATION" This he character
lied as Infamous and misleading In the extreme
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FINE fUKTKAITS hetA heIhtIhy, IIUJ Pa ave
LADIES, for - You can buy genuine cur kid.
box toe or com. sense button boot, at Mrs. W. II.
Rich'S az Market space.
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DOS'r FORGET to order that Yale Lock with Cor
rusated Keys at once,
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I,oR sALE-EAsT HALF OF SQUARE los7.

l,OR SALE-A CHOICE BUILDING LOT, M
Il proved 10y an old frame dive ling, ~ h,t TN
and 18th SITS. NV LOl IL II. SHOEMAkER. !E,n 1t,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

: EYEsIGHr. Consult Hempler, ave-. cor AZ ST
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No More Gary HAIR.

No More GnEY HA1R
No More Falling Of the Hair
No More Dandruf or Srurf,
No More Brach Wiry Hair
For all these conditions We heartily recommend
NATTANS' CHRYSIAL DISCOVERY; it readily
turns gray faded hair back natural color in
three days it warranted to stop the hair from
falling out III month two leaving the scalp free
of all daliCrutf and scurf.
But ABOVE ALL,
We recommend it because it is entirely unlike all
other Hair Restoratives that entirely free from
all posons it has sediment shake up and conse
quently is perfectly clean to apply.
Price 81.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor,
14th and and I'd and d SITS n w.
Sent to any part Of the country receipt Of price
lni3
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Examine Augenstein's Ss.S4 Rattal
Baby Carriages. coz
Remember Next Eri6ay.

Cut this out and wait. Next Friday at two
O'Clock AT 621 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
Great Bankrupt sale of Mems Fine Clothing and
other goods from large wholesale house that
failed in New York city. Everything will be sold
A. per cent less than actual cost, entire stock
must be closed out in seven days. A splendid suit
OF Mems Clothes, $40; guaranteed worth S13 or
s1.15; guaranteed worth 81 or money returned
Remember, ii above goods not satisfactory we
hereby bind ourselves to return the money Fine
Overcoats, $3.50; guaranteed worth So or money
returned. Also, 5000 different styles of finest
quality suits and overcoats equally as cheap.
Mems jackets, S:'c.; worth S1.75. Extra fine I'M
brellas, Csc; worth g.. Underwear and 10000
different other goods. Sale commences Friday
March l, at two O'Clock, at 621 Pennsylvania ave
seven days Store open till nine at night
Examine Augenstein's S9.9S Satin.
ippH Carr
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1-'OR SALE-AT 4 BAEGAIN-THF NFSI Half
Il 81 Squarc Nc 1929, in last Washington. 20 onu 80
II. al -. Terms easy. LOUIS A. shuEMAkIR 40
i a.
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FINEST QUARRY FnEScH SAr1SEs

Finest Quarry FREScH SAr1NEs,
New and beautiful styles 29c.
TRICOT CLOTH. beautiful dress goods. pure wool,
wide double width, cheap at jOc. reduced to 81 Hc.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure WOOL Cream, Blue and
Garnet, Sl.2o.
TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, pure linen. SOC.
BLACK CASHMERES. wide double width, fine
quality, Bike.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool 25c
WAMSUTTA CAMBRIA, fine quality, yard wide. 1Oc.
AMERICAN SATINES French Styles. 15c
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, WIDE dou
BILE fold. II yards for So.
BLEACHED SHEETING COTTON, excellent quail
1ty, one yard and half wide 125lc.
BLACK SURAH SILK, Toe.
BLACK SILK RHADAMES. 15e.
BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX, 75c
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, Toe.
COLORED BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
FANCY SILKS, 4Oc doc. SOC.
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, S115
CHUDDA SERGE. pure wool, double width, Sac.
LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL QUILT worth
&l0, presented to each customer who buys worth
OF dry goods.
Geo A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
G. IA T T.
g "A RRR 7 EE RRR oSSs
&c ocS 6 4 AZ 4 + T EEE 3 + ssss
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAP -TII CT
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JULIUs LsNsBURGH will sell all mltered rugs at
81: for tomorrow.
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PROPOSED DIVISION OF THE CITY INTO NINE DIVISIONS
"A CENTRAL REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE OF ONE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF OPINION AS TO BOUND
AIRY LINES AND REPRESESTATIoN-A FURTHER con-
FERENCE TO BE HELD.
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NOR SALE go LOT 1oNlon. ON 4 ST. RET SIN
II and lth SITS n.c, at only Bjc per so IL. Louis A.
SEOEAlihEi,. ss'1p -. NV. mhs-:st
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Examine Augenstein'S stock Of Baby Car
riages before purchasing elsewhere. coz
ts1Oc. ROyal'' mends everything! Lansburgh's
For New Spring Dress Goods
go to 736 nth ST., j. E. YOung'S. Latest styles,
lowest prices. 736 18th st. coz
Ivory StarCh-wash, starch and iron in five
minutes. Perfect. Try il. ASK grCcers. tue
The Sherman Hats at Auerbach Il Bros.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in \ 10. Ward" prints, 45c. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
SC. per quart. Cream 15c.
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Frontage on / 9Th 81. east i:iG feet
Frontage on MaSsaChGsstts ~ feet
Frontage on South Is II. l6l feet 6k inches G3noO
feet. CHAS A NTlIlN
Ul.p-f II
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Hauln's 'sEsOyal Clues repairs china, &C. Gu
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
IS valuable substitute for tea or coffee 1t nour
lSheS, while they only stimulate. A superior drinl
for children and for nervous and delicate women
1t is different from all other cOcOaS All druggist
and rrOcerS keep IT.
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NOR SALE-wHITNEY CIOSE-SIN VERY DE-
Il slrdble Corner Lots, at A harEaln.
CHAS. A. NrECEE,
lth-,-st lIsO 4 ST W.
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Make a Note Of 1t.
For the best Ribbons at the lowest prices, for R.
& G. and other COrSetS at less prices than else
where, for beautiful EmbroiderieS and Laces at
importers prices, for fine imported Jerseys at man
ufacturer'S prices go to the
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
! 9l4 9TH ST., bet. and K NV.
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v,NOR SALL-BLoCh ., GOOD HOLE PARK. CON
IL tanning 3.25O 81 feet, distance iron the
capitol at Dui ont Crvle zoo feet above PA. ave full
View O The clty aud country Tor fifty miles This
BLOCK VIII suodINlde la advantage Price aid terms
apply 40
Iuli.s-l2t g T SIT 400 9th If NV
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FoR SALE-CHEAP-A TWO STORY FRAME
Il dwelling. be removed from tie PREMISES Iu-
quIre at ] 1;h and SITS uhS-3ts
NOE SAILOR EXCHANGE-THRFF THREE
story brick houses for sale in the inI rowing por-
ton of Baltimore; or will exchange for Washington
city unimproved property. For particulars apply to
HUFrI & DYER,
ynhS spN1 r.
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NOR SAIE-CHEaP LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL
D subdivision, al the head of North Capitol IT g'DOO
feet. Nlll be sold body single lots gu small
payments down. aud balance on vera easy terms.
tEAS. A MCflEN.
rnhl-1f
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NOR SALE

NOR SALE
T. Ss0 \ j. ave. Sc. ~ 1900 1919 Riggs ST..
OBJ II 6h , s5s 300
400 ii st NV, bh 22i0-25:i4 Bdy. 4r 1880
Eli 1900 2o24-2042 Bdy. Ar 15,1OU
1872 Vt. ave Nv, .2ll-:G1.9 10Th. or. l3 600
bin, III j. Dr.. 600 >, >. T. and Z tn st.
BIZ, mi. i1r. $1,000 l532 to : Is L. 6rs 1900 1000
1I:sS II st. hh Tor l2.5uO 1901, 1903, 1905 L
1126 18th ST., b.h1l.oO0 St NV, +. h., 5rs ,O0O
900 NJ st NV. b H.. / 1000 ll33 to 115lia .,3d
1913 lOthst. b.h.1l.nUo st.n.w. FIJI, 4rs 5000
80 NJ St, bh..-1O.5U0 1914, l5l6 10th ST.
2O:53 ST, III, mLS,0u6 nv, f.h 5r........5. 900
2.I:S Ind. ave. bh.I 800 PIG. DDS. 2II0
4oS. 41o, 4l2 Sth n.w. b. h.. irs. 1000
sc, I'll: r. 1000 ~, 40 sine, $4,000
32o TO 49,; G st. Sc. SOB 9TH ST. n.e FIJI
b. h mi, !'r.... 1000 100
219 10th St Sc. 10. 200 6l to 6S u st. ne,
Go 6.1 10TH st. ne, f. b.. 4r............ $500
b u, r--...--- 2.0002l3. 2l3 st. NV.
SlUO Vermont Dh, 600
NV. bh. 6r........3,00Oi
The above is only q portion of the property on nv
hooks For full list call at office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th tinhSI THOS. 4 WAGGAMAN.
Il to U. 5. Government at $1,000 Yer annurn.
WM. p YOUNG,
mh7-3t 1903 st. NV.
NOR SALE-A CORNER ON PENNSYLVANIA
Il ave. for $50 900.
WMP YOUNG.
mhI-3t 1903 st.
IIOR sALE-TWO HOUSES ON ST. NEAR Az
II St rent $50 per month; price $4,000 assessed
Tor $l2.67S WM. 7. YOUNG,
mh1-3t 1903 Nv.
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Corner Indiana ave. and 81 Street NV
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The Courts.

CROWDED House LAST NIGHT at Kernans. - Pos,
ner and other new faces. Cheap prices-4drt
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If knowledge is Happiness,
Then tell your neighbOr about the "Grand Repub-
lic' Cgarros, and all will be happy. LUCHs Bro,
Sole Agents, 525 7th st. NV.
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After further discussion, the proposed represent
tation was disapproved OF and the matter referred
back 10 the president Tor further conference
The secretary, in response to question, said
that seyenty-five had registered their names as
members OF the association. The president said
committee of thirty until more members had come
III, and as soon the membership reached a hun
ured or more he would announce the committee
The meeting then adjourned subject to the call
OF the chair.
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THE BEosSAN DIVORCE CASE-To-day, Judge
MerIick III The Equity Court, signed the decree OF
Timothy Brosnan agt. Penelope Brosnan. 1t grants
the divorce ON the bill Of the husband, disnisses
the cross Dill OF defendant, and directs that COM
plainant pay the defendants counsel 400 but is
silent on the question OF alimOnY -
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nor SALE-A FRONTAGE OF las FEET BY THE
II depth of 80 feet ,on 3D. 81 between and
gas. sewer water &c Very desirable ground for srng
building; price low. CHAS. A. MCECEN,
rnh:,-Tt 1920 st
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V,OR SALE-A NEAT LITTLE HOME, ON 10TH
II brick house, heated throughout by furnace.
seven rooms all conSeniefces. price s3,3oO. Brick
house fine northwest location, nine rooms, modern
improvements stable i'll rear. 10: .OX Al price $4,000
Brick house, st NV, nine rooms one OF the best
built houses in city, lot 21xIOO, price $4,000. Grouud
Meridian Hill, Columbia Heights and Whitney
Close at low figures IL. E. LEWIS,
mh:I-}ts 12121a st.nw,
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For SALE
sPECULATOR AND INVESTOR LOOK AT THIS
Lots on Whitney ave., bet 9Th and 9Th SITS. - &c per
foot Ground adjoining held at Ace. Positively the
biggest bargain out Call at if you a bargsn
Also. several Lots St at the small sum O.
Zoe This ground Is poe per foot below the price that
ground has been sold for in that neghDorhood Won
miss this you will certainly loose great bargain
Also. several Lots Scott all improvements:
side of the avenue al built up with nice houses
:,Oc. PER foot.
also have bargains in Building Lots in all parts Of
the city.
Apply to
EAST WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.
mho-3t' Gil st. n W.
NOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST CORNER LOT ON
= 14th St, Columbia Heights: 1GO feet on 18th by
162 On kenessw. fors few days at 55c.
WALKER a WILSON,
mho-W 1006 f It NV
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NOR SALE-MERIDIAN HILL HAVE NUM-
II Der OF the very best Lots in this subdivision, Viii IA
be purchased 1t such prices to render them
only very profitable Investment 10 hold, but
which quick returns may be realized CHAS. A. Nc
EUEN. 14lU + 81. nh.b-at
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No Safer Remedy
can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any trouble OF
the throat than ''Brown's Bronchial TrOches u
Price % cents. Sold only in boxes. go
Examine Augenstein's S11.9S Plush
Lined Carriages. coz
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RELEASED FROM JAII--WilliaIn Williams
charged with house breaking. was released from
Jdl! this morning on giving bail In 500 Noah
billiard gong ON his bond. Joseph Williamson
Ga tr<ed with larceny, also released ON glTine,
n,.Il III a like amount ChaS. richardson going
his bond.
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: tn
4 Valuable Property on st, between 9th and 9Th
| sts DIV. >ib.uUu.
t:so- Business Property 18th st. Can be leased to
present occupant. Price y 600
| NH. ct a.'1 y ct
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

lsoR sAlE4o.Ooo FEEr OF GROUND SUP
led with Nater. and tts can D., subdlNi AIDED
INTO iOTty builcius ets, sl0OlO e4sy terms
MAI.kEk 4 NILSSON.
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FEMALE SHoP-LIFTER FISED.-Yesterday after
noon Three COlJrti women entered the dry goods
store Of George Melting. No. E1j 9TH street north
west, and wanted 10 see some embroidery. Mr.
Melting, showed them some and from their actions
suspected they " r. there Tor some purpose other
than 10 make u purchase. H watched them
closely, and saw one OF them Priscilla ThOrnt on
aged about - years, put piece cl the embroidery
under her coat. and when ne started around the
cOunier she drOppei II. anu when accused asserted
That II hId ftl 10 the floor while they were eXan-
hing the goods. Officer Reilly WAS called n and
arrested her. TIL, morning in the Police Court
So was charged with shOp-ifting, and The court
imposed u inc Ot s. or II days.
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NOR SALE-A LARGE HOUSE AND LOT L,
Il one OF the best locations in Alexandria, q bar
gain. For full particulars apply TO
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The PROPOSED CiESIvAL--Nr George W.
Driver, who has been IN correspondence with
Governor VI Emery. OF Louisiana In reference 10
Ia" proposed carnival here at The close OF the
National drll. has received letter from Governor
NJ Emery, stating mat th- entire Quilt of the
II Acnts OF PrUteu5 1T the M.trdi GrtS which
originally cost $1,000 NOW DC pUrc laSeI Tor
*iUOQ- The nOot, represent Myths o. The New
world The OUrnt Or the knights OF Monus can
Dr purchased Tor 3. OOu
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SAN FRANCISCO AND yICINITY.

Twelve new cases Of diphtheria were re-
ported at the Health Office Wednesday.
The International Convention of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will open in San Francisco on
May 1st.
Judge Hoffman has overruled the motion
to quash the Indictment of James Hackett
and George Delop, the alleged opium snug
glers.
The Grapegrowers and Winemakers'
Association will hold their annual Conven-
ton III this city on March Sth, and will be
in session four days.
C. F. Howland has been admitted TO
81 GOO bail by United States Commissioner
Sawyer, to answer the charge of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mail.
The examination of" Dr." Hodges, who
attempted to throw bomb in the Opera
House last Wednesday evening, was post
poned until Wednesday, the 23d instant,
Hodges being still in the hospital
The City Railroad has passed from the
control OF the Woodward family into the
hands of persons who are undoubtedly
non-residents Of This city. There is reason
10 believe that the new owners are English
capitalists.
The Southern Pacific Company have is
sued circular from the general traffic
Office advising all holders of special con-
tracts that such contracts are now subject
to the provisions Of the interstate COM
merce bill.
Robert Dodwell, who was run over BY
railroad train at Ninth and Channel
streets on Monday night, died at the Re
ceiving Hospital Wednesday morning The
deceased was AZ years of age and native
af New Vorlr
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FOREIGN,
Conflict with the Police.


DUBLIN, February 16Ih.-A conflict oc-
CURED to-day between force of police on
their way to execute number of eviction
orders and part of the population of
Dengle. in county Kerry. The people bar
ricaded the roads, and in some cases build
ing stone walls across them. The police
were at first driven away. They reformed
and then charged with batons and clubbed
rifles upon the populace, compelling them,
after, a severe struggle, to give way. A
number Of men and women were injured.
The Hungarian Landstrum.
VIENNA, February l6th.-The questions
asked the Government yesterday in the
Reichsrath, in relation to the proposed
credit for military purposes, ELECTED the
Information that Hungary would only en-
roll in the Landstrums such men as already
had military training or were likely to
make good soldiers. Numerous exemp-
tions would be made In Austria the en-
rollment of men under the age of AZ wears
would be almost universal. Ex-officers,
up to the age of 60, would also be enrolled.
Men who were Only fitted for ambulance
or office work will be exempted.
Intentions of the Irish Party.
New YoRK, February 16th.-The Posts
London ca5legram says: Parnell says that
there will be no obstruction this year, that
is, no deliberate, organized obstructive
measures. 1t is the intention of the Irish
party to discuss the procedure fully and
fairly, as they have done with regard to
the questions already introduced but moth
ing more. At the same time they will
probably oppose all Government proposals
with regard to new procedure legislation.
The Irish members are convinced there
will be no land bill this session, for the
reason that there is to be coercion. The
Irish party regard with friendly eye the
endeavors toward the Liberal reunion that
have been made seeing in the Commons
majority of 100 complete for the realiza-
ton of their wishes to reach the sole settle
meut of the Irish question: therefore, it
follows the action of certain members Of
the Liberal party, Labouchere for instance,
in denouncing conciliatory speeches, an
adopting an irreconcilabe attitude, has not
their sympathy, and will not have their
public support. Respecting the trial of
Dillon, it is felt that should the Crown sue
coed in packing the jury, as on the former
occasion, some very strong action must be
taken to call the attention of the country
prominently to the matter. A course of
action on the part of Dillon has been de-
cided on, if occasion should arise for car
rying it out. which will cause much ex-
element and furnish more striking politi-
cal scenes than have been witnessed for
long time.
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From Rheumatic Sufferer-Jan. 1873.
Bergen, New Jersey.
have used st. Jacobs Oil and it cured
me OF rheumatism after few days appli-
cation. AUGUSTUS PRICE.
From Same ] Years Later.
2l216 7th St., jersey City, N. j., Oct. q, 1856.
I cannot add more to the praise OF st.
Jacobs Oil than my testimony seven Years
ago. 1t cured me. AUGUSTUS PRICE.
From Rheumatic Sufferer, Sept. 1850.
Union Catholic Library Association, 2Qi
Dearborn St., Chicago, III. J
One bottle of st. Jacobs Oil cured me OF
rheumatism, which gave me great pain.
JAMES A. CONLAN, JR., Librarian.
From Same Years Later.
ls4 Huron ST., Chicago, ILL.,, October is, 1886.
can only repeat my former testimony
to the merits of st. Jacobs Oil, 1tcured me-
ofa severe case of rheumatism.
JAMES A. CONLAN, JR.
From r. r. Official-January, 1882.
Ofice of N. Y, L. Z. & ". R: R; Co, 1S7
West, New York, NY.
Two months ago l had rheumatism in
my right arm from shoulder to wrist, and
could not raise it without excruciaslng
pain. Before the second bottle of st. Ja-
cobs Oil was used my arm was well.
CIV. WARD, Diy'n. Pass. Agent
From Same Years Later.
1S7 West St., New York, N. Y, Nov. 10, 1855.
Referring to clipping from N Y Telegram
which gives an account of my case. II 1t
will be of any service to you l shall be
pleased. St. Jacobs Oil cured me.
CIV. Y. WARD, Div'n. Pass. Agent
THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO., Baltimore, Md.
As-AR persons USING ST; Jacobs OIL or Red
Star C0uG6 Cure auilL by sending ttro-cent stamp
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-17

No OTHER spring medicine has won for
itself such universal confidence as Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t is the most powerful com
bination of vegetable Alternatives over Of
fered to the public, and is acknowledged by
the medical profession to be the best blood
purifier.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-17
The geginninv of tho End.

The beginning of disease is slight de-
bilitv or disorder ofsome of the vital organs,
the stomach, the liver or the bowels usually.
There are dyspeptic symptoms. the liver
is troublesome the skin grows tawny and
unhealthy looking, there are pains in the
right side or through the right shoulder
blade. The climax is often in utter pros
tration Of the physical energies, perhaps a
fatal issue But if the difficulty is met in
time with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
which is always effective as remedy, and
it should be resorted to at an early stage,
there will be no reason TO apprehend those
injurious subsequent effects upon the sys-
TEN often entailed by entirely cured dis
eases. Far better is it, also, to employ this
safe remedial agent in fever and ague, and
other malarial complaints. than quinine
and other potent drugs, which. even when
they do prove ellectual for time, ruin the
stomach and impair the general health.